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Christmas Neighborhood Round-up….

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….December began with snow flurries and we had a (brief) White Christmas too!

Holiday parking woes in Ballard at Large  and it’s a Blue Christmas on Alki on Beach Drive Blog.   

On Capitol Hill The Northwest Film forum and Santa partying it up, Mid Beacon Hill and The Year in Review photo story part II. 

A different kind of man in a different kind of red suit on Capitol Hill Triangle , another Red Suit (Mayor Rosemarie Ives) in Redmond Nieghborhood Blog.

Give One Get One program is touched upon in Cosmo Seattle , and a Holiday gift idea from Broadway Seattle.  

Christmas lights in Week 50 in Kirkland 52 , and the Christmas Star returning (?) on Beacon Hill Lights.

Kirkland dogs are dreaming of a Dog Park in Kirkland Weblog , and Winter Solstice at Miller Park Neighborhood Association. 

Christmas in Issaquah in Issaquah Undressed , World Peace and the Scary Santa in SammaMishmash.

Dreaming of a White Christmas came true in West Seattle Blog , and my Seattle’s Urban Villages Christmas Lights tour….

Seattle Neighborhood Roundup…. It's beginning to look a bit like….

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Over on  Beach Drive Blog in West Seattle, help is wanted to find homes decked out in Christmas Lights.   The Paper Noose and the Holiday Artwalk in Georgetown.

Mid Beacon Hill the insiders POV of Beacon Hill , and Cosmo Seattle on Downtown Seattle citizens for parks.

Broadway Seattle on Capitol Hill is a Walker’s Paradise, and walkability in Issaquah Highlands.

 Capitol Hill  on new Public Art on Capitol Hill, and an afternoon moon in Kirkland 52.

Captain Columbia City, keeping an eye on seismic activity in Seattle neighborhoods.  Leaves + drains = problems and how neighbors can partner up with the city to remove problems at Miller Park Neighborhood Association.      

 Kirkland Weblog and enjoying a fine dinner at favorite place, and a sweet spot in Issaquah Undressed .

West Seattle Blog – the annual Christmas lights are up on Beach Dr’s best home display.  Lastly, where to find the snowiest place on Capitol Hill Seattle, you might want to know if the weatherman is right and we get snow this weekend! 

Neighborhood Round-up: Halloween is just a week away….

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Tis the season of the pumpkin and on Alki it’s transforming…. Blood and Gargoyles: an exchange in At Large in Ballard

Eerie Capitol Hill Seattle photos.   Haunted Brew House Tour info at Georgetown’s The Paper Noose

Issaquah Undressed and the “Coat of Many Colors“.   It’s a Stellar Pizza night in Georgetown on Mid Beacon Hill and Tippi Hedren is for the Birds!

Miller Park Neighborhood Association : Volunteers needed for the Community Center’s Creepy Carnival.  Halloween Happenings in West Seattle Blog

Neighborhood round-up serves up with Salmon…

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One tough salmon on Ballard Avenue ….and Salmon days over at Issaquah Undressed is wet for everyone!

Help with “personality” wanted at Ballard’s Nervous Nellie’s as “advertised” by At Large In Ballard , and Mid Beacon Hill waves “buy-buy” to the Boeing Store that will soon take off on it’s final flight.

West Seattle Blog and a trip to West Seattle Farmer’s Market.  Missing on Beach Drive Blog…the mysterious Sunset Bagpiper….

Broadway Seattle on Capitol Hill is soliciting for a “hip” and “fun” neighborhood name.  CHS on Capitol Hill proposes a “brilliant” new revenue generating scheme…umm, idea.  

Northwest Film Forum festivities over on Capitol Hill , and ABC’s Extreme Makeover works its magic for a Kirkland family over at Kirkland Weblog.

Controversy over at High Point Blog in the “Tale of Two Cities” and some political incorrectness brouhaha.

Week 41 over at Kirkland 52 highlights Fall’s fallen, and a yummy Fall treat…sippin’ spice returns on SammaMishmash.

 

 

September 11, Neighborhood Round-up begins with a West Seattle Tribute to Freedom….

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…Alki unveils its Lady Liberty so reveals West Seattle Blog

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Personal remembrance of things past…Pike Place Market, circa 1923, via Alki.  Always a wonderful surprise at Beach Drive Blog when one of these is caught on digital.   

Ballard Avenue compares the “Bootylicious” quotient of an Olympic Sculpture.  Issaquah Undressed and ART.  

The Wedgwood Blog ponders “weighty” sidewalk issues in a “healthy” debate.   NIMFY musings At Large in Ballard. 

Urban fruit harvest time!  Capitol Hill Seattle reminds us the proper harvest “ratio” for the annual bounty.  Bento Box tip at Broadway Seattle . 

Captain Columbia City and the cinema….On again/ off again the wagon at Kirkland Weblog. 

  Red Brick Blog in Issaquah wonders “Y” for fun.  First Day of School in Sammamishmash.  

Miller Park Neighborhood  wins for BEST headline…”Storm in a D-Cup”!

And now for something completely different…Seattle Neighborhood Round-up

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Headlines come and go…life goes on in our Seattle Neighborhoods….

A refreshing Alki twist on an old time summer favorite. On Beach Drive Blog some resident wildlife captured in aerialist feats of fishing. Discovered at West Seattle Blog rare sightings of pink birds are anticipated to be seen in West Seattle yards soon.

Happy 500th Ballard Avenue blog! At Large in Ballard tips us on the BBQ at the BCC.

Up on Capitol Hill at CHS the moon shone a little less brightly last Tuesday and has photos to prove it.

Issaquah Undressed spots a horse of a different color and composition…scrap iron. The City of Redmond Neighborhood BLOG reports on some stormwater solutions happening in Redmond.

Over at Kirkland Weblog a dancing hot dog delights drivers…and captures children’s’ attention at the corner of 124th and 116th. Week 35 at Kirkland 52 drops the hint of fall.